Community Interpreting

Qualifications in Community Interpreting, available at Level 2 and Level 3.

Who are Community Interpreting qualifications for?

These qualifications are designed for learners who wish to work as a Community Interpreter in a variety of public sector contexts (e.g. health services, social services, housing, welfare and benefits, education, justice) or learners who are already working in this sector and require a regulated qualification in order to progress in their career. The Level 2 Certificate in Community Interpreting is ideal for learners who are starting out in community interpreting and relevant for those working in voluntary or informal community settings. It is an ideal qualification for learners who need to:

understand the role of the Community Interpreter
understand the regulations and codes of conduct needed to function as a Community Interpreter
learn about the different public sector organisations where interpreting is needed
demonstrate proficiency in two way interpreting in real-life scenarios
learn how to develop their interpreting skills

The Level 3 Certificate in Community Interpreting is designed for those working in a more legal or similar formal public services setting. It is an ideal qualification for learners who need to learn the above, plus develop and practise sight translation, demonstrate advanced skills in two-way interpreting and learn how to develop and enhance their own performance

About these Qualifications

GA Level 2 Certificate in Community Interpreting

Ref: 603/5489/6 Minimum age: 16 GLH: 70 TQT: 130 Method of assessment: Examination

    GA Level 3 Certificate in Community Interpreting

    603/5490/2 Minimum age: 16 GLH: 80 TQT: 170 Method of assessment: Examination

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